Today's report to the council also saw approval for funding contributions from Transforming Communities: Glasgow and Sustrans for three projects in Sighthill that will add to the area's continuing regeneration. Key milestones that have been marked in Sighthill over the past year include the opening of the Sighthill community schools campus, the start of construction of the new homes, and the demolition of the former pedestrian bridge across the M8 paving the way for a new landmark pedestrian and cyclist bridge connecting Sighthill and North Glasgow to the nearby city centre.įorthcoming stages in the regeneration of Sighthill include the opening of Sighthill Park over the winter months, as well as key road routes throughout the site. The Sighthill TRA also benefits from Glasgow City Region City Deal funding from the Scottish and UK Governments. The Sighthill project is one of eight such TRAs in Glasgow, with partners Glasgow City Council, Glasgow Housing Association, and the Scottish Government forming the Transforming Communities: Glasgow (TC:G) partnership. The update noted key milestones achieved and looked forward to future projects within the TRA.
Glasgow City Council was today (22 October) given an update on the progress of the Sighthill Transformational Regeneration Area (TRA), the biggest project of its kind in the UK outside of London.
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